RACING.

New Zealand Times, Volume XLV, Issue 10450, 1 December 1919, Page 11

RACING.

(B "Carbine. 5 ") TH£ FEILDsHG MEETING FIRST SALUTE WINS ST. ANDREW'S HANDICAP. | ACRE SCORES IK THE STAKES. The Feilding spring meeting was opened ou Saturday. and will bo «™***g to-day. Saturday saw a good be B nnnins,. and if tho '-weather is fine to-day a most; successful, gathering , ls as s ur * d '. ._ Rain, fell towards tho end of the-w.**-. aud' on Saturday morning there were ea> > showers, but tho weather cleared befoie tho peoplo reached tho course, and kept fine most of the day. Tho truck «», in nice condition, but the ram had deadened it, and 'slow times were ™oor<lo«. Tho totalisator registered for tho day, against .£31,880 for tho one day last y The racing was particularly interesting, but speculators did not have a good day. Surprises were common, and mo dividends averaged about .£lO. TRIAL PLATE GOES TO WAR BABY. ] The racing opened with the Aorangi Trial Plate, in which tho ruling was do"e by apprentices. The horsemanship was rather poor, and, better handled, several horses would. have been mow prominent. The attractively-bred Festival (by Hallowmas-Crucinella) was made a very warm favourite, and there was good support for Valley Rose, one ot the Solferino family, who showed some pace at Gisbornc. Next in demand camo War Baby, -whose connections were very confident. War Baby was in a good position all tho way. and m end -won comfortably by three lengths from the favourite, who beat Kickapoo by halt a length. Reparoa and Valley Rose were next to finisrt. ANOTHER. CARMONT DIVIDEND. A field of ten moderate hurdlers went dut to contest ifho Waitunn Hack Hurdles, Garryowen, who had been brought from Ellerslie for the race, was made a solid favourite, but gavo hia numerous backers a rather poor run Whiro, who always begins well, was the first to go to the front, but £ervolo f." rdisplaced him and was rushed nalt-a-dozen Jengthe in advance of the held. At the back Of the course Hjiutawa tell, and on tho home turn Vigilo lost: h » rider. Pervolo held her lead for about a mile, when Hushabye and Raenw began to move forward, and Lepanto. go•insr well, improved her position. Uushabve and Whiro were first into the straight, with Lepanto almost in Uno with them. When the trio was straightened no for home Lepanto shot out, was first over the final jump, and[ran oa to win b- three lengths from Whiro, who was iust in front of Hushabye. Jhe winner was an outsider and he paid a ereat nrice—one more big dividend to F J. Carmont's stable. THE BIG HURDLES' SN ATTRACTIVE RACE. The Rangitikei gelding, Yankee Jack, who had been successful oyer shorter courses, was made fa™ mt * 1" t„ n Sprint Hurdles, and Gang Awa , too, cTme in for bhr support. Cheval fell at the first fence. Gang Awa' went to the i £d followed bv Sir Donald. I I Yankee Jack and Maraetotara. Coming 1 to the stand the second time Gang Awa was still in front, and Yankee Jack had 'run up to him. Yankee Jack out-jumped 10an" Awa" at every fence, and threo furiongi from home ho wont to the front and Foofcod likely to win. He led into the straight, and was first over the las. ob=ta~le but Maraetotara came w.th . a »ood run. cut him down, and won by a r-ncth. Old Sir Donald got up In time to "et second ulaee bv a head. Ilia -inner has been eteadUr improving, nnd if proporW handled, she looked sure to run well. The race was a good, one to watch. Mid the finish was of the attrac tive order. JUTLAND DOWNS THE SPRINTERS. Tho whole thirteen acceptors were saddled up for the Flying Stakes. Hymestra. who ha* just returned from Australia, looked welt, and was strongly fancied, but the actual favourite was Demw, who had run good races at tho Nc-w Zealand Cup meeting without actually gotiting or. the winning list. There was a lona delay at tho start, but eventually a. ! good ' release was effected. Hymestra ibe»an fiuartly, hut tho field had only gone a furlomj when Murihiku rushed to tho front. Bonny Briar was lying second when half tho journey had been covered, and Demos was moving up. Murihiku, Birkw/ale and Demos were tho'leading division at ttto turn into the straight, and Jutland could lie soon coming tart on tho outside. Jutland got in front at the distance, and Demos, was unable to make any impression on him.. Jutlandwon by two lengths, and Birkenvale beat Demos on the post for second place. Estkonia was fourth, Bonny Briar fifth,' and Murihiku sixth. BIG HANDICAP GOES TO FIRST SALUTE. Dusky Ere was withdrawn from tho St. Andrew's Handicap, in which thero were eight starters- Marqucteur was favourite. Rose Pink was first to show in front,.and passing the stand Athens 11. ran up to her. Then, all strung out, came Marqucteur, First Salute, W,indorah, Moutoa Ivanova and War Star. With a mile gone Ro.,e Pink and Athens 11. were racing together two lengths in front of Marquetenr and First Salute. Moutoa Tvaaova made a forward move, but did not sustain it. Athena 11. shot to tho front a furlong further on and approaching the straight MoFlinn had him four lengths clear. Ho. turned into tho. straight fir.it, but at tho distance First Salute had taken charge. Firnt Salute looked to bo winning very simply when Snub camo with a late run and passed Marqueteur, and then Athens n., but he would not get up with First Salute, who won by a length and a half. Snub

beat Athens II by a neck for second position. Marqueteur woa close M fourth. Moutoa. lvauova w.n.3 fifth, ami Rose Pink sixth- Windornh was lasi? and War Start was justVaead or mm. A BIG FAVOURITE FAILS IN '•ME' STAKES. Tbt> two-year-oW Denioathonen Ally Teasarcs was an oven-money favourjlo in tho Fourteenth Foilding Stakes even though a field of nine included good sprinters liko Acre, Croesus, Affectation and Ermine. Silver Link was ninong those withdrawn from tho ovonf. ino race was a good one and produced a tine finish. Tho winnor, Acre, was one of the leaders all tho way. At tho bottom «f tho straight he looked as if ho might come away to win comfortably, but .n tho end ho had only half a length to spare from Affectation, who finished very well. Croesus was a nock further away third, and Ermine was fourth. ADMYRA A SMART FILLY. The two concluding events both drew big fields. The Kiwitoa. Welter, which was run over a course of a little more than a mils, was won .by .Rose Quoen, with Arcli Salute in second place. The Fib;roy Hack Handicap was won by the Solt'erino filly Admyra, who defeated her field eo decisively at Trentham. THE DETAILS AORANGI TRIAL PLATE!, Of 160 sovs; five furlongs and a half; weight, 7.7. 3—J. Goring Johnston's b f War Baby, 3yrs, by Martian—Bebe (W. Toms) , 1 I—T. A. Duncan's b e festival (J. o Barry) ••"• * 7—C. Ruscoe's br m Kiokapoo <l'. Cook) , 3 (Winner trained by G. Price.) Also started—4 Reparoa (J. Cochrane), 9 Whetoke (C Lewis), 6 War Nurse (Rushford), 8 Turpinite (A; Rowlands), carried 31b 0.w., 2 Valley Rose <A. Gritfiths), 10 Otanru (R. Morris). 5 isperan. tist (G. Corkill), carried 2ilb o.w. Time, lmin 103eo. WAITUNA HACK HURDLES, Of 160 sovs; one mile and a half. 9—F. J. Carmont's br m Lopanto, 6yrs, by Campfire—Apres, 9 (W. JJowdon) : I 4—H. M. Glazobrook's blk g Whiro, 11.5 (F. Cress) 2 B—M. Williams's ch m Hushabye, 9 (X. Thorner) 3 (Winner trained by Owner.) - Also started—l Garryowen 10.13 ""fW. Keopa), 5 Pawerewere -8.7 (H. Burt), 2 Rienzi 9.6 (H. McSweeney), 6 Gunwale 9.3 (R. Hunt), 7 Hautawa 9 <R. Thomp--9 jfj. Kaan). Time, 2min 19sec. ~ SPRING HUKDLES, " . Of 250 sovs; two miles. I—J. Key's ch m Maraetotara, aged, by Finland—la. 10.12 1 5—G. McKenzio's ch g Sir Donald, 9.5 ■•• 2 I—J. Bull, Jum.'o, b K Yankee Jack, 11.9 (A. McDonald) - 3 . (Winner trained by W. Woods.) Also started—2 Gang Awa* 11.9 (H Lorrigan), - 3 Ngakanui ' 9 (J. Kaan), 6 Cheval 9 <W. Bolt). :. • -" '-'' Time, 4min 4 4-ssoo. FLYING STAKES, Of 300 aovs; six furlongs. •I—J. Campion's blk it Jutland, syrs, by Advance—Brown Spec, 7.9 (L. Morris) 1 5—C. P- Nash's b g Birkenvalc, 7.8 (A. Reed) 2 I—J. Hurley's br g Demos, 8.3 J. Olson) , 3 (Winner trained by 0- Cox.) Also started—2 • Hymestra 9.5 (J. O'Shea), 9 Chimera 8.10 (F. Corlett), 7 Dribble 8.3 (R. Reed), 6 Bonny Briar 7.8 01. McCarten). 8 Murihiku 7.4 (R S. Bagby), 11 Eathonia 7.4 (M. McDojv al<2). 3 Car'mel Arch. 7.3 (A. MeCoraack), 12 Matatua 7.2 (R. Styles), 10 Idle .Talk 6.7 (Carmont), IS' Trentham Rosa 6.7 (M. J. Cotton). Time, lmin 15 2-ssec. ST. ANDREW'S HANDICAP, . Of 500 sovs; one mile and a half. 4—J. Y. McCraoken'a br o First Salute, 4yrs, by Marble Arch— Saluto, 7.7 <M. McCarten) 1 7—W. R. Kemball's b g Snub, "9 (J. O'Shea) 2 3—J. Hart's b.tf Athens 11., 8.1 (A. J. MeFlinn) 3 (Winner trained by Owner.) Also started—l Marqueteur 7.12 L. Morris), 2 Rose Pink 7.11 (A. Reed), 5 Windoiah 7.3 (M. MoDonald), 6 Moutoa Ivariova 6.13 (G. Carmont), 8 War Stai 6.7 (A. McCormack). FOURTEENTH FBILDING STAKES, Of . 500 sovs; five furlongs. 5—W. Duncan's b h. Acre, syrs, by Unarm--JJisn Arlington, 8.1 (C. •Prico) , 3 2—A. McDonald's b c Affectation, 8.7 (R. 8. -Bagby) i 4—G. F. Hardy's b g Croesus, 9.1 (C. Stowe) , S (Winner trained by F. Tilley.) Also started—9 Swanee River 7.11, (M. McDonald), 3 Ermine 7.11 (L. Morris), 8 Sossin' Through. 7.9 <G. Edgecombe). 6 Machree 7.4 (CK Carmont), 7 Listwel 6.6 (A. McDonald).' 1 Tessa Yes 6.1 (R. Morris). KIWITBA WELTER, Of 300 sovs; one milo and S 4 yards. 6—G. M. Currie's br f Rose - Queen, Syrs, by King Rufus—Roscommon, 8.1 1 7—G. F. Hardy's br g Arch Salute, , 7.11 , a B—Hushman. 8.9 3 {Winner trained by W. Rayner.) Also started—l 3 Hyttns 9.2, 2 Rose Wreath 9.2, 1 Kipling 8.13, 3 Trossida 8.11, .4 Arrowfield S 3, 5 Olynthus 8.8, 11 Retard 8.7, 9 Bingham 7.13, 4 Ladifj 7.12. 10 Engari 7.11. 12 Guianform 7.11. Time, Imm 46 2-ssec. FITZROY HACK HANDICAP, Of 160 sovs; six furlongs. I—L. G. Paul's ch f Admyra, Syrs, "< by Solferino—Temba, 8.4 (McCarten) 1 2—Nursing Sister, 8.9 • 3 B—Beloved, 7.4 •••- •—• 3 (Winner trained by T. Long.) Also started—7 Coolpan 9. 10 Vanea 8.4 6 Nemaline 8.4, 4 E«mont Park 8.1, 5 March On 7.13, 14 Monlu 7.12, 12 Zela 7.8, 9 Glentour 7.8, 11 Farce 7.8, 13 Restful 7.6, 3 Russet 7.6, 16 Paoanui 6.12, 15 Conziska 6.11, 17 Haversack 6.10. Time, lmin 16soc. ACCEPTANCES FOR TO-DAY'S RACES. Press Association. FEILDING, November 30. Tho followino; aro the acceptances for the second day s racing : YORK STAICES, of 200 sovs; seven fur-longs.-%futland 8.8, Rose wreath 8.1, Admyra 8. Ermino 7.12, Oarmel Aroh 7.7, Hsthonia 7.7. Matatua 7.3, Idlo Talk 6.7. Maohree 6.7. RONGOTBA HACK HURDLES, of 150 sovs; one milo and a-half.—Whiro 11.10, Lepanto 10.2, Rienzi 9.7, Hushabye 9.5, Gunwale 9.2, Tuticorn 9, Hautawa d, Pervoio », Whakaruru 9, VigiJo 9. CHELTENHAM HURDLES, of 200 sovs; one milo and three-quarters.— Maraetotara 11.11, Gang Awa' 11.8, Garry, owen 10.6, Sir Donald 9.11. Ngakamn, 9. NIKAU HACK HANDICAP, of 150 bovsj six furlongs.-Admyra 9.7. Ruddy 9.6, Coolpan 8.13, Nursing Sister 8.12, Vance Nemaline 8.2, Bgmont Park /.13, Swaneo River 7.10, Bvupana 7.8, Moulu 7.8, War Baby 7.8, Beloved 7.5, Zola 7.4, Restful 7.4, Farce 7.4, Machreo 7.1, .Russet 7. Haversack 6.9, ,War Nurse 6.9, Whotoki 6.9, Conziska 6:9. Bantry 6.9. MANCHESTER HANDICAP, of 300 sovs; one mile and a quarter.—Dusky Evo 8.13, Athens 11. 8.6. Marquotcur 8.2, Demos 8.2, Omahu 7.13, Rose Pink 7.12.

Scornful 7.9, Tressid'a 7.7, Windorah 7.3, Moutoa Ivanova C.lO NOVICE STAKES, of 150 sovs; five furlongs and a half. —Amborini 8.8, Esparantist 8.8, Festival 8.8, Kickapoo 5.8, Otauru Kid 8.8, Siberian 8.8, Turpinito 8.8, Tiraka S.S, Valley Rose 8.8, Volßo 8.8. EvMWUH WELTEK, of 200 sovs; one miio and a distance.—Hyttus 0.1, Rose Wreath 9.1, Roso Queen 8.13, Hushman 8.12, Kipling 8.7, Arrowfield 8.7, Arch Snluto 8.3, liinghain 7.10. Ladify 7.8, Guianform 7.7, Better Luck 7.7. Owners and trainers aro reminded that acceptances for first day events and entries for the Trial Plate for tho Woodville races close at 8 p.m. on Wednesday, December 3rd. Mr AV. H. Lyon as the seoretary. FORBURY PARK TROTS SECOND DAY'S RESULTS. /' Press Association. DUNEDIN, November 29. The Forbury Park Trotting Club concluded its spring meeting to-day in tempestuous weather, accompanied by wild showers. The attendance was much largor than on the previous day; and the track in fair order. Some good racing was witnessed. Tho totalisator investments for the day wore ,£37,011, compared with ,£20,168 10s .for the corresponding day la.3t year. The total for the meeting was .£62,836 10s, while last year it was .£•51,514. Following are the results : SECOND AMATEUR, HANDICAP. s—Van Director, scr 1 I—Norman Dillon, 72yds bhd ... 2 —Winker Dillon, 84yds bhd ... 3 Also started—3 Petor Beck scr, 7 Russell Maid scr, 9 Child Heire.s9scr, 6 Carrie Vue 12vds bhd, 8 Wallace Dillon 12, 2 Littlefield 12, 10 Kaweka 96. Won by thirty lengths, twenty lengths between second and third. Time, 3inin 48 4-sseo. ADVANCE HANDICAP. 2—Leila Denver, scr ..„ 1 3—St. Mihiel, 36yds bhd 2 I—Rockaway, 12yds bhd 3 Also started— 4, Hoch Aye 12yds bhd, 5 Mailo 12, 8 Nell Pointer 12, 6 Billy Dillon 12. Won by thirty lengths, third horse four lengths away. Time, 3min 43 2-ssec-SUBURBAN HANDICAP, 3—Rita Rose, 60yda bhd 1 I—Kola Bell, sor- 2 13—'Moving Picture, scr 3 Also started —7 Laurier .scr, 9 Undecided scr. 12 Ngapuka sor, 2 Merry Bingen 12yds bhd, 4 Violina 12, M. Wilkes 12, 5 Grey Homo 2-1, 8 Waihemo 24, 6 Lord Nelson 48, 11 Maungatua 9C, 10 Deivillo Wood 132. Won by six lengths, four lengths between second and third. Time, s 3min 44. sec. FORBURY CUP. I—Moneymaker, 60yds bhd 1 2 Dean. Dillon, 12yds bhd ...... 2- .-., 3—Sashwood, S6yds bhd ........>;... 8 r Also Ma/t'ed—ll Rorke's Drift sor, 8 Huon Patch scr, 7 Star Queen scr, 5 Whispering Willie 24yds bhd, 3 Albert Cling 108 (bracketed with Sashwood) 36), 0 Rota Peter 38, 4 Capriccio 108, 6 Trix Pointer 120. The winner entered the .straight three lengths in front of Dean Dillon. In the run home Moneymaker kept clear, and won by two and a half lengths, four lengths between second and' tiiird. Time, 4min 87 4>-ssec. ...., ~. .TAIWXI HANDICAP... I—The Rook, ecr ......;. 1 6—Koraki, scr 2 2-Young Star Pointer, GOyda bhd 3 Also started—B Prince Burlington 48yds bhd, 7 Marie Tempest 12, 3) Moorey 12,, 4 Royal Chance 24, 0 Gladiola 60, 5 Silver Shoe 84. Won by ei«ht lengths, tour lengths between second and third, Time, 4min fi4 2-ssec. VICTORIA HANDICAP. 3—Rosie McKinney, 6cr 1 4r~Poter Timmorman. edr .:....... 2 2—Miss Patty, 24yds bhd ......,...' 3 Also started—s Lovebird scr, 8 Parkfield 3Gyd« bhd, 0 Dooderall 60, 6 Winiata 60, 10 Tatard 70, 1 Billy Parole 96, 7 Whispering Willie 252. Won by a head, some distance between second and third. Time, 4min 58 2-sseo. EMPIRE HADICAP.. s—Guynemer, 48yds bhd 1 ' 9—Btheldonna, 12yds bhd 2 I—Guardess, 24yds bhd 3 Also started—2 Melisando .scr, 7 Medallion 24yds ,bhd, 3 Rothcliff 24, 4 Dorcen Dillon 36, 10 Biddy Tracey 3C, 8 Wild Briar 36, 6 Lady Swithin AS. Won by Ave lengths, seven lengtha between second and third. Time, 3min 33sec. RECOVERY HANDICAP. 6—Aisturio, 48yds bhd 1 I—All Bell, 12yds bhd 2 B—Bacohua, sor 3 Also started—4 Our Chum scr, 7 Crowstall S4vda bhd, 2 Birdwood 36, 5 Rorko's Drift 48, 3 Matty's B»y 08. Won by a long neck, eight lengths between second and third. Time, 2min 17Bec.